Today, Christians around the world are celebrating Resurrection Sunday, commemorating the day Jesus rose from the dead.

A surge in pending cases and a shortage of resources are making it tough for the police to carry out thorough investigations, says Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka warns that without joint action, US tariffs could disrupt Pacific economies and damage trade relationships.

At least 47 Fijians are living with haemophilia, a genetic bleeding disorder that demands lifelong management and access to critical treatment.

Health officers are stepping up their fight against dengue fever as the number of confirmed cases continues to climb.

Violence against taxi drivers is on the rise and the industry states its being left in the dark.

Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru has defended the government’s use of tax-payers’ money.

The review of Fiji’s Education Act is moving forward with stronger government partnership and a plan to gather public feedback.

The Police Cybercrime Unit is investigating reports of nude images being circulated on the messaging platform Telegram.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports is taking targeted steps to reintegrate 46 youth street dwellers in the Western Division.

A Suva resident has called for a return to constituency-based representation.

Efforts to transform tourism in Vanua Levu have advanced, with the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation and the World Bank completing their fourth review of the Fiji Tourism Development Program.